PNM Calls PRC's Bluff
The Public Service Company of New Mexico signaled that it wants
on its rate increase request that could eventually boost consumer electric rates more than 16 percent. Regulators said they’d be willing to reopen discussions about whether the investor-owned utility has justified their request.
He’s been head of the state’s economic development department since 2011, but John Barela is now slated to become the chief executive officer at the Borderplex Alliance, where he’ll
. Martinez tapped Deputy Secretary Barbara Brazil to replace Barela beginning Oct 1.
Gov. Susana Martinez will have
when she asks lawmakers to reinstate the death penalty. Pamela Foster, the mother of Ashlynne Mike, who was murdered near Shiprock earlier this year, supports it. Foster all wants the Navajo nation to opt back into the federal death penalty option.
It’s a sad state of affairs when one woman has had
from the same Rail Runner station within three months of each other, but that’s exactly what happened to Mary Phillips in Belen this summer.
Santa Fe shop owners let Mayor Javier Gonzales know they’re not happy about the city’s July parking rate increase and
because it’s “driving customers away.”
Phaedra Haywood reports: Ronald Sanchez, who was
after a hacker connected his government email address to the controversial dating site Ashley Madison, is challenging his dismissal on grounds of a double standard.
He says he never used the Ashley Madison site, and that he and other information technology staff members were held to a higher standard than other employees when it came to email use, violating his constitutional right to due process.
Lawmakers are expressing concerns about the future solvency of a state employee pension fund which has
. Other investment analysts are more concerned about the lack of pension funds or retirement savings plans offered to people employed in the private sector. They want to
to help people prepare for their golden years.
Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson is buying air time and
on radio ads in Colorado, Iowa, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah and Wisconsin, according to New Mexico Political Report. Maybe the ads will raise his ratings to at least 15 percent and get him on the debate stage with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Santa Fe Reporter